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also is there a way to limit demand the first chiller when we want to start the second chiller to prevent tripping due to freezing chill water supply temperature in addition to have slow control valves at the chillers?
This is a variable primary only design where the primary is variable and secondary is not available. What you saw is a constant primary-variable secondary system.
this is a good video.. but i have some queries on chiller stopping procedure. by using %RLA, we are assuming similar size chillers are used. secondly, by using
At 100% load flow rate is 2000 usgpm At 50% load flow rate is 1000 usgpm flows through chiller what is the remaining water of 1000 usgpm flows .where it goes
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Easy and well explained.
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really great work sir. full clarity, satiating the student need. Will expect more videos on energy optimization in chillers.
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also is there a way to limit demand the first chiller when we want to start the second chiller to prevent tripping due to freezing chill water supply temperature in addition to have slow control valves at the chillers?
very informative video keep up the good works
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Thankyou excellent , easy to understand
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Can u explain ? Where is use variable primary flow & where is use variable secondary flow
Thank you, it was very helpful !
Why primary are variable can you explain, I saw every where only secondary is variable
This is a variable primary only design where the primary is variable and secondary is not available. What you saw is a constant primary-variable secondary system.
@@TechSystems in this system, if there is no secondary pumps then how it will circulate the water from Ahus
Circulation will be done by the primary pumps. In this system primary pumps are larger and are designed for water circulation through the loads.
very good explanation
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Why we not able to overpump in dedicated system?? What are the disadvantage.
That would not be possible if one pump runing already at his maximum speed
this is a good video.. but i have some queries on chiller stopping procedure. by using %RLA, we are assuming similar size chillers are used. secondly, by using
My doubt is how the water is being supplied into the buildings without any pump? Plz explain
We have primary pumps here which are designed to supply water to the complete building loads.
Once power is applied to current iso valves, it takes 30 sec to open. Any suggestions on the fix?
You want it to open more quickly?
@@TechSystems slower. During stage up sometimes it trips the running chiller
Refer to the actuator data sheet. Opening time would be mention there... Compare this time with the data sheet value
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At 100% load flow rate is 2000 usgpm
At 50% load flow rate is 1000 usgpm flows through chiller what is the remaining water of 1000 usgpm flows .where it goes
At 50% load the pumps speed is reduced, so the flow rate is reduced to 1000gpm.
@@TechSystems what happens to the remaining 1000gpm in the piping system,.